English, asked by avanisahu19, 4 months ago

what happens to a tree's bleeding bark ???
a) it heal soon
b) it heals in a big time
c) it never heals
d) a tree's bark never bleed​

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Answered by saravana9942
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The bleeding bark will heal as 'curled green twigs' and miniature boughs of the tree will grow from the bark. These branches and boughs will expand and the tree will regrow to its full size again

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